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Victoria area athletes bring home 18 medals
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Bernier diatribe against ‘extreme multiculturalism’ boosts Liberal coffers
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New 84-unit seniors housing in Saanich constructed to Built Green standards
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Tour de Victoria rolls through the region Saturday
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Car fanatics get set for Langford’s Show and Shine
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Stock the Locker helps families struggling with cost of school supplies
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Motorsport Circuit opens its doors for 7th annual Vancouver Island Motor Gathering Aug. 26
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Altidore nets 3 as Toronto drubs Whitecaps 5-2
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The statue of Canada’s first prime minister, John A. Macdonald, was removed from outside Victoria City Hall on the weekend. Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps said Macdonald’s role in the creation of residential schools was a painful reminder for the city’s Indigenous population. Do you agree with the decision to remove the statue? Let us know what you think.